desert dude
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What do you have against profits? Are you a communist?Wrong again-that is what 19 does which is why I oppose it, it allows huge grows and huge profits
What do you have against profits? Are you a communist?Wrong again-that is what 19 does which is why I oppose it, it allows huge grows and huge profits
Peace be upon you and your husband.My husband and I are both Medical Marijuana Patients and we are both voting YES ON PROPOSITION 19
Why not just forget the 25 square foot limit and keep the playing field level?There are huge grows with huge profits now. The only difference is with prop 19 there will be a way to do those huge grows without going to jail. This is a good thing. Not sure why you can't see that.
yes to some extent.What do you have against profits? Are you a communist?
The 25 sf rule is the minimum, it can be raised by cities and counties at their discretion.Why not just forget the 25 square foot limit and keep the playing field level?
Then I don't care how many monster grows are out there.
AND then you WILL see lower prices.
That rule is there more to protect people from counties who would try to pass a law saying trying to get you to grow less than 25 ft. It can be raised, and there is no limit to how high it can be raised. The point of it is that it can not be lowered.The 25 sf rule is the minimum, it can be raised by cities and counties at their discretion.
I was watching some news clips from all over California and they said this bill would allow counties to opt out of prop 19. I still don't know if it's true and I can't see what part of the bill would allow that but if it does I could see most counties opting out of it.The 25 sf rule is the minimum, it can be raised by cities and counties at their discretion.
Prop 19 is VERY similar to 215 when it comes to cities and counties drafting ordinances in regards to marijuana. However this is just for sales, and regulation, they cannot eliminate the 25 sq ft growing allowance because that is statewide.I was watching some news clips from all over California and they said this bill would allow counties to opt out of prop 19. I still don't know if it's true and I can't see what part of the bill would allow that but if it does I could see most counties opting out of it.
if MJ growers were deciding the issue, then the proposition would likely have been written differentlyIt just doesn't make sense to me why Lee would write this bill to limit individuals so much without a hidden agenda. This will probably will be a close decision and if it fails it will be because marijuana supporters aren't all on board do to personal restrictions. If this bill fails the only person you can blame is Lee for not writing this bill for the people.
im sorry what is limiting about 19? It allows for Everyone of age is to grow more bud than they need...It just doesn't make sense to me why Lee would write this bill to limit individuals so much without a hidden agenda. This will probably will be a close decision and if it fails it will be because marijuana supporters aren't all on board do to personal restrictions. If this bill fails the only person you can blame is Lee for not writing this bill for the people.
I think you would be surprised how many growers there are and I bet Lee was banking on the fact that the growing community doesn't make up a huge percentage of voters. This way he can get his self benefiting bill passed without many people even questioning this angle.if MJ growers were deciding the issue, then the proposition would likely have been written differently
but growers are a very small percentage of the California electorate
this proposition was written to appeal to a large cross section of voters
most legislation is about compromise, it's the real world, you don't always get exactly what you want
25 sq ft! no free market! yeah that's not limiting.im sorry what is limiting about 19? It allows for Everyone of age is to grow more bud than they need...
it's hard to refute conspiracy theories, the imagination seems to run wildI think you would be surprised how many growers there are and I be Lee was banking on the fact that the growing community doesn't make up a huge percentage of voters. This way he can get his self benefiting bill passed without many people even questioning this angle.
Thats not my problem with this bill. Yes people will continue to grow and they will still be considered criminals while Lee grants himself and a few others (people lucky enough to get commercial permits) immunity from prosecution. He is in fact making it so any possible competition remains illegal. Oakland, the city where Lee is from, only has 4 permits. Hmmm? that doesn't seem shady.it's hard to refute conspiracy theories, the imagination seems to run wild
if prop 19 passes, do you actually think the people that grow now will start limiting their grows after?
if they're currently black market, i don't see prop 19 scaring anyone into smaller grows
Lee is one of a number of large dispensary operators in the Oakland area, just what advantage does he get over other operators?
i will give you that, the permit process is shadyThats not my problem with this bill. Yes people will continue to grow and they will still be considered criminals while Lee grants himself and a few others (people lucky enough to get commercial permits) immunity from prosecution. He is in fact making it so any possible competition remains illegal. Oakland, the city where Lee is from, only has 4 permits. Hmmm? that doesn't seem shady.
No, as you can see in the CCHHI it specifically talks about limiting restrictions on the permit process. Prop 19 allows for cities and counties to regulate permits however they choose. As for liquor licenses, show me one town that only has 2 bars that are allowed to sell alcohol. I understand that more than likely permits would be limited to some degree but Prop 19 allows places like Oakland set up a monopoly for 4 individuals dealing with commercial production and 2 individuals for distribution.i will give you that, the permit process is shady
but that's not just MJ, liquor licensing is hardly a squeaky clean process
no matter how you structure it, there likely will be shady goings on in any permitting process, whether it's permits for residential building, retail stores, you name it
but i can't imagine a proposition that can cope with this, it goes beyond MJ and into government at its core
It just doesn't make sense to me why Lee would write this bill to limit individuals so much without a hidden agenda. This will probably will be a close decision and if it fails it will be because marijuana supporters aren't all on board do to personal restrictions. If this bill fails the only person you can blame is Lee for not writing this bill for the people.
if prop 19 tried to spell out a specific regulatory framework for commercial sales, it would have likely become a nightmare of complexityNo, as you can see in the CCHHI it specifically talks about limiting restrictions on the permit process. Prop 19 allows for cities and counties to regulate permits however they choose. As for liquor licenses, show me one town that only has 2 bars that are allowed to sell alcohol. I understand that more than likely permits would be limited to some degree but Prop 19 allows places like Oakland set up a monopoly for 4 individuals dealing with commercial production and 2 individuals for distribution.